Table 2 List and symbiotic-role of known gene candidates (set 2) used for phylogenetics.

From: Important innate differences in determining symbiotic responsiveness in host and non-hosts of arbuscular mycorrhiza

Gene name

Role in AM symbiosis

References

LYK10

Lysin motif receptor like kinases, perceiving Myc COs and Myc LCOs pre-contact and required for AM penetration of plant roots

22

LYK12

Required for colonization by AM fungus; belongs to both Solanaceae and Leguminosae species clade

69

CCaMK

Initiator of calcium signalling cascade in hosts; works in accordance with CYCLOPS and DELLA to activate RAM1 required for arbuscule development

56,57

DELLA

Antagonism to GA; involved in regulating the extent of AM symbiosis having synergistic function with CYCLOPS-CCaMK to activate RAM1

16,64

CASTOR

Twin ion channels; required for AM colonization of roots

74

POLLUX

  

HMGR-CoAa

Initiates the calcium spiking needed for activation of downstream transcriptional responses to AM symbiosis

19,62

CCD7a

Involved in strigolactone biosynthesis important for host perception by AM fungus

79,80

CCD8

  

SYMRK

Symbiotic receptor-like kinase; required for early signalling events and transduction of signals to activate downstream cascades

54,55

CNGC15

Required for nuclear localised symbiotic calcium oscillations

81

CYCLOPS/IPD3b

Required for arbuscule initiation; part of the CCaMK-DELLA-CYCLOPS complex activating many transcription factors required for symbiotic association including RAM1

11,57

  1. aLiterature candidates found in transcriptomics data.
  2. bAbsent in non-host proteomes (not used in further analysis).